The common chameleon is an oviparous species. The female lays 4-40 white eggs in a hole in sandy soil that hatch at 9-11 months in summer (August or September). The baby chameleons, measure 2 centimeters when they are born.

The Iberian lizard has got a brown or grey color but sometimes green color. It has also got a white belly, yellow or red sometimes or occasionally. The young Iberian lizards can sometimes have blue tails. They sometimes have black spots.

The female, from April, places the first set of eggs normally consists of 2 or 3 eggs and may vary between 1 and 5, it lays other sets of eggs until June or July. These eggs are deposited in a small excavation, between roots or under stones, the eggs are white and elliptical. The incubation period varies between 40 and 80 days depending on the ambient temperature. The baby lizards usually reach sexual maturity in the second year of life.

Males are between 4.2 and 5.9 cm. And they weigh between 1.6 and 3.9 grams. Females are between 4.1 and 5.7 cm. And they weigh from 1.1 to 3.1 grams. Males are larger and more robust, more voluminous head and longer limbs.The tail of the iberian lizard is long, in males measuring between 1.7 and 2.2 centimetres and females between 1.6 and 1.9 centimeters, it being understood that these dimensions are related to the original tail, without regenerating.

The Iberian lizard prefers rocky and stony places, old walls, house walls, tree trunks, etc.. It loves the heat, so it is located in very sunny sides and areas of erosion by forest fires. It can adapt to live from sea level to at least 1,650 meters of altitude.

The Iberian lizard is a diurnal reptile so it is active all day. They are abundant in a lot of places. In nice climate condition the Iberian lizard does not hibernate. It lives with other lizards in the countryside.

The Iberian rock lizard is a medium sized lizard and robust. It has got a relatively flat head. Dorsal coloration brown or bright green. Males with one or two blue ocellus on the front side. Belly whitish, bluish or greenish yellow, with black spots. Throat usually with no color.

The Iberian rock lizard breeds in spring from March to June depending on their populations. Matings occur between April and May. They have one or two puttings of 6 eggs in July. Incubation lasts about 46 days. The newborns hatch from their eggs in late August and September.

The Iberian rock lizard is predated by some snakes and occasionally by some mammals and birds. It escapes from predators by running short races and hiding under a shelter. As a last resort the Iberian rock lizard it takes out its tail.

The Iberian rock lizard is a diurnal reptile so it hunts its prey in the day. The annual period of activity is usually limited to a few months because it inhabits in high mountains, but in coastal areas the iberian rock lizard can be active all year.

The lilford's wall lizard lived in the islands of Majorca and Menorca but it has disappeared from both islands and only survives in small islands and islets close of Majorca and Menorca and also in the archipelago of Cabrera.

The lilford's wall lizard has an omnivorous diet, its diet is wide and is based mainly on arthropods, especially beetles and ants. There is cannibalism and they also eat dead bodies of the rests of the chicks of the birds of prey. They also eat food waste, animals or plants, abandoned by visitors or people on the islets. It also approaches to the shore and catches crustaceans. The plant part of the diet includes leaves, flowers, nectar, pollen and fruits of many plants.

The lilford's wall lizard is a diurnal species so it is active in the day. It is an active species throughout the year, although it is less active in winter. It likes to keep warm with the sun in the afternoon.

The common wall lizard is a small lizard. Its dorsal coloration is brown or greenish brown, it has got black in the central area. The sides are colored black or very dark brown. Its belly is whitish, grey, cream or red with very small black spots. Its throat is mottled in grey.

In the Iberian Peninsula the western populations of the common wall lizard are located on the border between Asturias and Galicia. In the far north of the peninsula is found in the Pyrenees, the Pyrenees, the Cantabrian Mountains and the entire Cantabrian coastline. Inside peninsular populations exist in the Iberian System and the Central System.

The period of puts extends from April to July, and each female lays from one to three puts. They normally put between 2 and 11 eggs. Females which are larger make ​​a greater number of puts and are producing a greater number of eggs in the put. They reach sexual maturity when they are from one to two years.

The common wall lizard active during most of the year in oceanic climates. Populations that inhabit high mountain areas and distributed continental climate regions have a winter period of inactivity because they are hibernating. During the summer are active because they need the warmth of the sun to be active and to hunt.

The large psammodromus has got olive or brownish color with two yellow stripes on each side. Males which are in heat, show the sides of the head and throat of a intense orange or yellow color. They can measure up to about 30 centimeters of total length, which approximately two thirds belong to its very long tail.

The food of the large psammodromus is constituted by a huge variety of small invertebrates that they are actively looking for, but sometimes they hunt. They capture many insects such as ants, flies, small beetles and spiders. They even they behave like cannibals and can eat and juvenile or puts of their own species. They also have documented that they catch juveniles of other reptile species such as geckos.

We can find the large psammodromus from sea level up to the top of Mulhacen to 3482 meters of altitude. It can shed its tail like other lizards if it is necessary but it normally runs very fast and hides under rocks or bushes.

The red-tailed spiny-footed lizard is a lizard of medium size. It is robust, it has long fingers and nails .Its back is typically striped with dark bands in juveniles and less defined in adults. Its tail is reddish in the young red-tailed Spiny-footed Lizard and females in heat, it is very enlarged in males.

The red-tailed spiny-footed lizard Mediterranean species distribution around the Strait of Gibraltar. Located in the center and south of the Iberian Peninsula, Morocco and Algeria. The Peninsula is present almost exclusively in coastal areas and in depressions.

The start of reproductive activity of the red-tailed spiny-footed lizard in spring, with a sharp increase in the intensity of yellow in the ocellus of the male and the red on the thighs and tail of the females. The puttings are between June and August. In warmer populations may have placed second. The number of eggs laid are between 1 and 8, with an average of 4 eggs.

The annual activity period of the red-tailed spiny-footed lizard varies depending on the area it is living. Limited to spring and summer in central and northern Spain, it can be active all year in southern coastal areas of Spain.

The ibiza wall lizard is the unique species of lizard that lives in the Pitiuses. It is a large and robust species, with high head. Males are larger than females. Its back is greenish or brownish green. It has got brown or gray on the sides.

The ibiza wall lizard has an omnivorous diet, the animal feeding includes many species of invertebrates, although they also eat a lot of spiders, beetles and grasshoppers. The plant feeding includes nectar, pollen, flowers, leaves, fruits and seeds.

The breeding season of the ibiza wall lizard runs from April to August. They lay from 2 to 4 eggs in each put. Newborns have been observed since mid-August and surprisingly in September. They appear to reproduce in their second year of life.

The carbonell's wall lizard is a lizard of small stature, but robust, the head is relatively short and high. Adult males in heat have got back green, green-brown or brown and always green in the sides. Adult females and males that are inmature have got brown and black in the sides. Belly coloration is mostly white but sometimes it has got some pink or red tones, females often have a slightly yellow belly coloration.

The carbonell's wall lizard is a native species to the west of the Iberian Peninsula and south of the Duero River. In Spain is only found in two distinct areas: 1: West Central System, in the provinces of Salamanca (Castilla y Leon) and Cáceres (Extremadura) 2: isolated in the province of Huelva (Andalusia) in the Doñana area.

This ground lizard is adapted to moderately moist and cool environments. In Atlantic climate zones can occupy a relatively diverse range of places, from beaches and coastal cliffs up to mid-mountain shrubs, forests and so on.

The period of mating usually takes place from March to early July. The males in heat have the back bright green with the outer edge of the belly with blue or green ocellus. Females, depending mainly on their size, performed ​​between May and July from 1 to 3 annual puts, each consisting of 1-5 eggs (average 2 eggs per put). The hatchings occur between July and September. Sexual maturity is reached in both sexes between 1 and 2 years old.

The bocage's wall lizard is a small lizard, relatively robust and with high skull. Adult males have got green back and brownish sides. Adult females and immature lizards of this species have got brown back and sides. Its ventral coloration is mostly yellow.

The bocage's wall lizard is adapted to moderately moist and cool environments. In Atlantic climate zones it can occupy a very wide variety of places, from beaches and coastal cliffs up to mid-mountain bushes, forests... In the Mediterranean climate zones they are located in valley bottoms.

The period of courtship and mating of the bocage's wall lizard lasts from April to July. The females lay from 2 to 9 eggs but the average is 4 eggs per put. They make from 1 to 3 puts . The hatchlings begin in July and September. This species reaches sexual maturity in the first or second year of life.

The spanish algyroides has got the head and body more flattened than the rest of the Iberian lizards.Its dorsal coloration in adults varates from brownish gray to brown shades and even brown, sometimes with olivaceous tones. It has got very contrasting dark sides, with dark brown coloration to almost black. Its ventral coloration has a whitish or yellowish, which can turn into bright yellow or green coloration in males during heat.

The most important things explaining the distribution of the Spanish algyroides are the presence of large rocks, the extent of water points such as lakes, rivers, ponds, lagoons... and the coverage of bushes.

The common gecko generally looks for its prey on the ground but also it hunts on walls insects attracted by the streetlights. The diet is very wide and is based on beetles, spiders, hymenopterans, lepidopterans and insect larvae.

The common gecko is normally located in the west, centre, south and east of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. It is usually present at low altitudes, although it can reach 2,350 m altitude in Andalusia.

The common gecko gets in the period of heat between the months of April and May. The matings last from April to June. The females lay from 1 to 3 puts which are formed of 1 or 2 eggs. The newborns hatch in summer.

The common gecko is a nocturnal species so it is active at night. It is active in spring and summer but in hot regions it can be active in autumn and winter. It sunbaths in the morning and then it hides until the night.

The east canary gecko has got a robust and flattened body. The color of the back is light gray with a clear longitudinal line, more defined in its anterior part. On the back there are five dark transverse stripes. Its iris is golden or grizzly color.

The east canary gecko lays from 1 to 2 puts in a year with 1 or 2 eggs in the wild but in captivity it can lay 13 puts with 25 eggs. Incubation under constant temperature between 27 and 30 ° C females are produced, between 26.5 ° C and 22.4 ° C males are produced.

The boettger's wall gecko is not very known but in captivity it lays from 4 to 5 puts with 1 or 2 eggs a year. The duration of the incubation period varies between 90 days in 27.3 ° C and 50 days at 32.3 ° C. The sexual distinction of the embryo depends on the temperature of incubation.

The boettger's wall gecko has been found in the diet of the giant lizard of El Hierro, Gran Canaria giant lizard, barn owl, owl and feral cat. It is also attacked by many species of parasites and mites.

The boettger's wall gecko is a nocturnal species so it is active at night. It is very rare to see a boettger's wall gecko taking a sunbath in the morning. In the reproduction period males make strange calls.

The Iberian emerald lizard is a medium sized robust lizard. Adult males have got green backs and thinly dotted black. During the mating period they gain an intense blue color on the head. The back of the adult females can be green or brown and usually has got large black spots with white ocellus on the sides.

The Iberian emerald lizard is a native species from the Iberian Peninsula and it is distributed by the Cantabrian coast, northwest of the Peninsula, northern half of Portugal, Central System and some mountains of southwest of the Peninsula. It appears from sea level to 2,100 meters of altitude in Gredos.

The Iberian emerald lizard is a common species in deciduous trees humid forests and pine, or mountain meadows, associated especially along rivers or streams. It is also common on stone walls with meadows.

Breeding spring, summertime incubation and hatching of eggs between late July and September. It is common to see couples sunbathing all day. Copulations take place between April and June. Females make an annual set of 4-24 eggs. Incubation lasts just over two months.

The dorsal coloration of the aran rock lizard pardogrisáceo tone, occasionally with a light olive green reflection. Some males have the back green (blue-green tone). Along the back, two dark spinal bands. Chest and belly without pigment, usually in various shades of white, occasionally with a greenish or bluish reflection. The ventral area is often mottled black on the scales, specially in males.

The eggs of the aran rock lizard develop in June and the puts are laid in mid-June to mid-July (exceptionally in the end of July) depending on the amount of snow that year. The aran rock lizard lays only a put each year. The put consists from 2 to 5 eggs.

The carpetana lizard is a robust and a medium sized lizard. Head is often relatively flat. Brownish dorsal coloration with bright green or blackish. Belly normally whitish or bluish. Throat without any pigmentation.

The carpetana lizard breeds usually in spring from April to June according to the populations in the year. Matings occur in May. They lay a put of 6 eggs in July. Incubation lasts about 46 days. Newborns appear in late August and September.

The gran canaria skink has got a flattened body. Its throat and belly are bright color. Its inferior part of the head, the neck, the tail and the belly have orange pigmentation in the northern parts but in the southern parts the color is bright blue. The sides are colored in brownish color or sometimes blue or green.

The aurelio's rock lizard is a small lizard with the back very light brown and sometimes olivaceous tones. Its belly is very marked on the edges of the scales, usually on a yellow tone. It is frequently black mottled on the edges above the scales, especially in males.

The feeding of the aurelio's rock lizard has not yet been studied in detail but it may be similar to the feeding of the aran rock lizard wich consists of ortopethrans, coleopers, dipterans, arachnids and of the pyrenean rock lizard that feeds on formicidans, beetles, flies, spiders, hemipterans, lepidopterans and insect larvae.

The bedriaga's skink is an ovoviviparan species the matings ocurr in the south of the Iberian Peninsula in march but in the north the matings ocurr from late april to june. It only makes one put in the year that has from 1 to 6 eggs. It reaches the sexual maturity when it is 3 or 4 years old.

In the south of the Iberian Peninsula the bedriaga's skink is active in winter only in days with high temperature but in the south it is only active in the months of april and september. In the day it is active in the first hours of the morning or in the last hours of the afternoon. It usually stays all the day under shelters or rocks.

The western three-toed skink looks like a snake. It has a long cilindrical body with 4 legs of 4 millimeters. The males and females are almost the same but females are very slightly bigger than males. It has big and soft scales. The western three-toed skink is brownish colour greenish or grey, its belly is usually whitish. It has got from 9 to 10 black lines on its body.

The western three-toed skink eats arthropods: arachnids, colepterans and hemipetrans. They also eat crustaceans and insects. The females catch and eat bigger preys than males because the females are bigger than the males.

The western three-toed skink has sexual maturity in its 3rd or 4th year of life. It is a viviparan species and it has only one labor in the year. The gestation period lasts from 58 to 86 days and the female gives birth from 1 to 14 newborns. The births take place from june to august. The number of babies depends on the size of the female.

When the western three-toed skink is in danger it runs on the vegetation to go under a shelter. It is a diurnal species. Its period of activity is from February to November. It is active in the central hours of the day.